Black Harbour

When family illness forces L.A. chef Katherine Hubbard and her director husband Nick Haskell to return to her home town of Black Harbour, Nova Scotia, emotional pressures threaten to blow their marriage apart.

Katherine and Nick's maneuvers to buy the Hubbard boatyard create chaos, and 14-year-old daughter Tasha refuses to accept life in Black Harbour.

The boatyard is stretched beyond its capabilities when Nick lands a commission for a high-tech yacht. Meanwhile, Tasha tries to adjust to life at Black Harbour High and Anonda makes a mysterious new friend.

Katherine's caught between Los Angeles and Black Harbour when restaurant partner Lee Colwell turns up with a hot business proposal. And Vicky's suspicions about husband Paul and boat designer Gerri Sandrelli send her spinning out of control.

The Hubbard family gets swept up in a tangled mystery of abandoned ships and errant bales of marijuana, while Frances copes with a change of doctors.

The world comes crashing in on Black Harbour when Katherine and Nick discover hate literature in Tasha's hands.

Len's pirate theme park preoccupies everyone, and Anonda gets lost-quite literally-in the shuffle.

Worlds collide when Hollywood comes to Black Harbour. A movie shoot tempts Nick back towards his old job and lures Vicky into the limelight, turning both of their lives upside down.

The boatyard begins to fall down around Nick and Katherine, literally and figuratively. Meanwhile, Vicky's growing instability causes chaos for Paul and Michael.

Len's political involvement alienates his wife and threatens the boatyard. And a wealthy customer will only commission a boat if Nick and Katherine can lure Paul back.

A business crisis pushes Katherine and Nick to consider uprooting the family and moving back to L.A.

Katherine, Nick and Paul fall victim to a desperate former employee when a robbery attempt goes bad.

When Nick gets an offer he won't refuse, the family's life in Black Harbour is irrevocably changed.